October is not just a month of falling leaves and pumpkin spice; it’s also a time dedicated to raising awareness about breast cancer. This annual campaign, known as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, is a critical reminder of the importance of early detection, prevention, and support for those affected by breast cancer. At Women’s Health and…
Managing Memory During Menopause Menopause isn’t just a thing that happens to your reproductive system. It brings on changes in your entire body – including your brain. Brain fog is a very real symptom. A 2013 study found that around 60% of middle-aged women experienced concentration and cognitive difficulties. Different factors can affect brain fog….
Deciding to have a baby can be exciting! It can also be overwhelming. Some couples are not sure where to begin when they want to conceive. Others may have difficulty with fertility. There are many things to consider before you begin trying for a baby. The following tips will help you get started. Talk to…
Approximately 6.1 million American women experience infertility. That equals around 10% of females in the U.S. who are in their childbearing years. Out of those, around 25% are infertile for multiple reasons. Common causes can be age, blocked tubes, or STDs. Even women who have no medical conditions can have difficulty conceiving. So how do…
If you are thinking of getting pregnant, definitely make an appointment to come in for an office visit. The health of your baby starts before you conceive. Our years of experience and team approach provides a fantastic toolbox for proper screenings, safe and effective treatments, and support and knowledge needed to provide you and your…
Pregnancy can be an emotional thing – both for the mother and those around her. While we are told that this is a happy time in our lives, it can bring on negative feelings for people who are struggling with fertility. If you are one of those people, then you are not alone. The CDC…